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2157 - CONSOLIDATION OF MOREE SECONDARY COLLEGE CAMPUSES

Marshall, Adam to the Deputy Premier, Minister for Education and Early Learning, and Minister for Western Sydney
CONSOLIDATION OF MOREE SECONDARY COLLEGE CAMPUSES

In relation to the consolidation of the two campuses of Moree Secondary College on the Albert Street site next year:

(1) Can you confirm that on day 1, Term 1 2024 all teaching, learning and school operations will occur at the Albert Street site?

(2) What is the anticipated student enrolment of Moree Secondary College next year?

(3) How many staff, as a full-time equivalent and head count, will be employed at the school next year, for:

(a) Teaching staff?

(b) Non-teaching staff?

(4) What new infrastructure and buildings are required a the Albert Street campus to accommodate the students and staff?

(5) What funding has been allocated to construct new infrastructure and buildings at the Albert Street Campus?

(6) What upgrades will be undertaken to existing buildings and infrastructure at the Albert Street campus to accommodate the students and staff?

(7) When will these works be undertaken?

(8) What is the cost of these works?

(9) What plans does the Department have for the Carole Avenue Campus?
Answer -

Moree Secondary College is scheduled to commence operations as one consolidated campus at Albert Street from Term 1, 2024. This work is progressing as previously announced, and communications will continue to be shared with the school community.

Asset maintenance and improvement works are planned for the Albert Street site, with works scheduled to be undertaken next year.

Question asked on 29 November 2023 (session 58-1) and printed in Questions & Answers Paper No. 39
Answer received on 22 December 2023 and printed in Questions & Answers Paper No. 41

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